A super centrifuge is a high-speed centrifuge designed to achieve extremely high centrifugal forces, enabling the efficient separation of fine particles, cells, or molecules from a solution or suspension. It is often used for separating immiscible liquids and removing very fine solids from liquid suspensions, making it ideal for applications requiring precise and fast separation … Read more
A semi-continuous centrifuge is a type of centrifuge designed to handle solid-liquid separation in a more efficient manner than batch centrifuges, providing a balance between continuous operation and batch processing. Unlike fully continuous centrifuges, semi-continuous centrifuges perform periodic discharges of solids while continuing the separation of liquids, making them useful for applications requiring both productivity … Read more
A non-perforated basket centrifuge is a type of centrifuge used for solid-liquid separation without allowing the liquid to pass through perforations in the basket. Instead, separation is achieved by centrifugal sedimentation, where solid particles settle against the basket wall under high centrifugal force, while the liquid remains in the basket. This design is particularly effective … Read more
A perforated basket centrifuge is a commonly used machine in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and food industries for solid-liquid separation. Its structure includes a perforated basket that rotates at high speeds to generate centrifugal force, which drives liquid out of the mixture while retaining solids. This type of centrifuge is widely appreciated for its simplicity, ease … Read more
Centrifugation is a critical process in pharmaceutical research, development, and manufacturing. It uses centrifugal force to separate components of a mixture based on differences in size, shape, density, and viscosity of the medium. This technique is instrumental in isolating and purifying compounds, including drug molecules, and separating biological materials such as cells, organelles, and proteins. … Read more
